Taoist Priests in the Wizarding World

People in this comment area have read too many Western fantasy novels, so why can't they read their own Oriental novel about cultivating immortals? You still have to kneel down and lick the West when you read a novel. How many benefits have foreigners given you?

I feel that it is better if the two systems have equal combat power. It is really awkward to forcefully say that the cultivator is stronger.

I really don't understand that cultivating Taoism requires the energy of the dead. Although it's understandable, can't you change the name of the partial Taoist method?

Taoism has only lasted a thousand or two thousand years since the Han Dynasty. Isn't the magic that has been developed in other worlds for tens of thousands of years inferior to your Taoism that has not worked in this world for one or two thousand years?

I really want to read this type of book, but as expected, whenever there is a collision between Eastern and Western cultures, it's easy for people to criticize each other in the comment section.

Both monasticism and druids almost require the energy between heaven and earth! If you talk about destroying the undead, it should be to obtain Yin virtue, ashes return to ashes, and soil return to earth. By building bridges and paving roads, benefiting nature, and allowing people to coexist harmoniously with nature will gain merit, their understanding of nature will be clearer, and spiritual energy will be absorbed faster!

Looking at the introduction, Daozu can invite anyone he wants, but he can only say 6666

The Necromancer who roams the world of immortality may be more interesting. The map is better in the world of immortality.

Am I the only one investing? ? ?

I imagined that the protagonist said something in the church: Taishang Laojun is as urgent as the law! The painting style collapsed.

Do you know what a Taoist priest is? In one sentence, there are people above and below me. If you go to another world, you will have wool to use.

When drawing talismans, you don't need yellow paper. Just any piece of paper. Don't you also need cinnabar and other special inks and auxiliary materials?

Taoist talismans are equivalent to the phone numbers of different departments of state agencies. Whether they can get through the phone or the official's attitude and efficiency are completely unreliable.

This undead energy is really too poisonous. Although the cultivation system allows all types of energy to be cultivated, including yin energy, death energy, soul power, and dark energy, which one is not as pleasing to the eye as the undead energy. Besides, the undead in the West are divided into two categories: tangible and intangible. How can we generalize them?

Give it a try first and then read it when you reach 800,000 words, otherwise tj will waste my time again

Directly using the Taoist version of Taozu is no more powerful than the guy in Journey to the West who was thrown to the floor by a monkey. Guys like Jin Yinjiao who were frightened by monkeys might as well hire 36 thunder generals.

In this wizarding world, the undead cannot be killed. This setting is so blunt!

Undead creatures actually have undead energy, and you actually work in a warehouse. Good book.

Books with this kind of setting look very uncomfortable, and there's a reason why they don't become popular.

This kind of book was too old when it became popular. Nowadays, people are smarter and don't like to read this kind of thing anymore.

Featureless. I'll just drown in the sea of ​​books